Nat Geo recounts 69-day rescue of 33 Chilean miners trapped half a mile underground in new series
One billion people were watching the rescue in 2010. Now, National Geographic is uncovering the comprehensive story of 33 men trapped underground for 69 days in "Chilean Mine Rescue: Race Against Time."
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